Cellulant, a leading African payments technology company, has announced a strategic partnership with Pesalink to simplify and accelerate digital payments in Kenya. The collaboration integrates Cellulant’s Tingg payment platform with Pesalink’s extensive financial network, enabling direct bank-to-merchant payments across the country.
Pesalink currently connects more than 80 financial institutions, including 39 commercial banks, SACCOs, and fintechs, making this partnership a milestone in Kenya’s growing digital economy.
Instant Payments Directly from Bank to Merchant
With this new service, millions of Kenyan consumers can now:
- Pay directly from their bank accounts to merchants in a single step
 - Avoid the hassle of moving money between mobile wallets, accounts, or third-party platforms
 - Enjoy instant settlement for every transaction
 
For businesses, this means no more payment delays or reconciliation challenges, as each transaction comes with a unique identifier for easy tracking and transparency.
Boosting Kenya’s Digital Economy
The Cellulant–Pesalink partnership is expected to drive efficiency and trust in Kenya’s financial ecosystem by:
- Eliminating fragmentation across different payment platforms
 - Ensuring faster, more reliable transactions
 - Providing businesses with real-time settlement and enhanced reconciliation tools
 - Offering consumers greater convenience, security, and confidence in digital payments
 
This move further cements Kenya’s role as a leader in Africa’s digital payments transformation, ensuring that both merchants and consumers benefit from a seamless financial experience.
Key Takeaway
By integrating Cellulant’s Tingg platform with Pesalink’s network, Kenya’s digital payments sector takes a major leap forward. The partnership enables instant, bank-to-merchant payments, empowering businesses with real-time settlement and giving consumers a faster, safer, and more convenient way to transact.
				
        



